Republic of Sonora Seizes Custom House
In Nogales Sonora on April 12 government forces seized the customs house and all federal property in the name of the Republic of Sonora. Simultaneously a clash was reported between Carranza loyalists and Sonora state troops at Guaymas, with two Carranza soldiers killed during rapid clashes as government troops expelled them from the town.
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Nogales
Sonora
Custone
Federal Government of
Mexico
Emblic
Bonera
Carranza
Sonora State
Guaymos
Guaymas
Carrang
Wanted for crime man makes second life attempt
San Diego April 12 A second attempt to take this life was made by Andrew Hurit at the county hospital last night Hospital officials say Hurit attempted to cut the drtefice in his writ He is wanted in Southern In connection with the disappearance of a woman He was an inmate at the detention following Shet mmaniceenful attempt at suicide after arriving here yesterday Hurit lived under several names He was brought here Saturday by Los Angeles officers Hurit said he could furnish evidence to disprove accusations He was taken to Leon Aphelon today and left in the custody of two deputy sheriffs of Los Angeles County The New York to a city of poor people striving cheaperstely against rapidly chiming price wid rentale The Gelton Age.
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Associated Pres
San Diego
Cal
Andrew Huirt
Hulrt
Los Angeles Oficien
Leon
Depty
Low Angelon
Constitution's Ratification and Opposition Across Early States
A historical reflection on Delaware and New York ratifying the federal constitution, the early opposition in Virginia led by Patrick Henry, and how narrow votes and regional stakes shaped adoption. It questions whether resistance today mirrors the past and if the union would have survived with reservations or independent colonies.
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Alexander Hamilton
New York
New Hampshire
League of Nations
Johnsons
Poindexters
Washington
America
Picketing an Embassy Sparks International Outcry
A New York World editorial denounces the picketing of the British embassy in Washington as intolerable and demands severe punishment, noting ambassadorial protection under centuries of law and the need to uphold sovereignty. The piece also fuses local Oregon items from Umatilla County including a shipwreck, a mill fire, a flood, a Pendleton raid, and a major boxing tournament with a broader note on collective bargaining and obligations.
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New York World
United States
Washington
Umatilla County
Umatilla
Tutuilla
Pendleton
Oregon
Revolt Spreads in Saxony Amid Clashes with Police
In Saxony’s Tuhr region calm returns while reports emerge of a new revolt in Plauen. Communists attacked police and fled, engaging in fighting that damaged barracks and railway facilities as authorities battle to restore order.
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Beene
Tuhr
Plauen
Saxony
Feared railway service expansion at night in Santa Fe yards
Report notes that those in Santa Fe yards began moving with a forecast that the service on that line will be extended before nightfall. The brief mentions locals and the potential impact on schedules as authorities monitor the situation.
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Bante Fe
Communication Cut by Drifting Snow Bites Pueblo
Drifting snow and high winds disrupted Pueblo communications and blocked Missouri Pacific rail lines. Officials reported widespread damage and limited service as crews began repairs and restored limited operations after storms.
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Ordway
Cale
Mfc- Cricken
Kaw
New windmill irrigates 20 acres on river ranch
28 years ago Homer Kendall reported a windmill in operation at his Columbia river ranch irrigating 20 acres. Bert Neil leased W. & Bowman's photograph gallery near the bridge formerly with C. S. Wheeler. R. N. Adama found sorrow after fording a stream on horseback. he swam ashore and recovered his horse. The pension board here is now organized with Dr. A. McKay president, Dr. J. Smith secretary, and Dr. J. M. Prwyett treasurer, with Mrs. A. Wourewelfer and her sister visiting Oakdale, California, as Mr Woraweilen will stay.
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Homer Kendall
Columbia River
W. &. Bowman
Bert Neil
C. S. Wheeler
McKay Creek
A. McKay
J. Smith
J. M. Prwyett
A. Wourewelfer
Friedman
Oakdale
California
Woraweilen
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Systemic Cure
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines tonics and blood purifiers to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials from F. J. Cheney Propa. in Toledo, Ohio are noted.
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Hall
F. J. Chenev
Propa
Toleda
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener Ad for Youthful Look
A vintage ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair. It claims gradual color restoration with daily use, presenting a low cost option available at drug stores.
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Wyeth
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